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- Ep. 37 Pittsburgh by Frank SantoroFrank Santoro's Pittsburgh. His version of Pittsburgh to him. His and his family's story.19 min
- Ep. 36 the Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes
It was on a list of books to read for couples. I don't understand why, but it was recommended by a male friend that we read it together. It's a tale about a retired man who looks back across his life after receiving an inheritance from his childhood girlfriends mother.
11 min - Ep. 35 The Cactus by Sarah HaywoodFamily drama, sibling rivalry, death of mother, becoming a mother, quirky main character.13 min
- Ep. 34 The Alchemist by Paulo CoehloA book that encourages one to follow their dreams, even if that means leaving everything you are comfortable with and everything and everyone you know behind, even if you lose everything. Most folks give up on their dreams.20 min
- Ep. 33 Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating by Christina Lauren
This is a tale of a quirky, fun, eccentric, Hazel, and the solid, conservative, Josh, who meet in college, but never date, then lose touch and through fate are brought back together as friends ten years later. I loved this book. Of course I did!
7 min - Ep. 32 Blurred Lines by Lauren Layne
Friends to lovers romance. Need I say more? I love these types of books. I hope you enjoy!
8 min - Ep. 31 Home Body by Rupi Kaur
A book of poetry that reads like a diary or a memoir. It's filled with personal histories of the author. Their love, family, personal experiences. I hope you enjoy.
7 min - Ep. 30 Dear Ann by Bobbie Ann Mason
An alternative history of the main character Ann Workman's life, thought of while on a cruise with her dying husband.
11 min - Ep. 29 What Kind of Woman by Kate Baer
A really super quick read. It'll take you about 45 minutes cover to cover. It's full of really great relatable poetry about womanhood. I'd learned about this book from this New York Time's article: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/13/books/kate-baer-what-kind-of-woman-poetry-feminism-motherhood.html
I hope you enjoy,
Christina
8 min - Ep. 28 Caste : The Origins of our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson
Isabel Wilkerson makes the case that the United States is a caste system similar to that of India.
13 min
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This podcast is a review of the books I've read or am reading with a personal touch, as I weave in some of my own real life stories into the narrative.